1:04Use Git worktrees with Claude and Codex
Give each coding session its own folder and branch. Try it with a small website, compare two landing pages, and bring the version you like back into the main project.
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1:04Give each coding session its own folder and branch. Try it with a small website, compare two landing pages, and bring the version you like back into the main project.
6:51Try AWS locally by giving a Python app somewhere to store an image, a queue to ask for a resize, and a table to track the result. The download contains the sample code, three original images and the six JPEG previews from my Mac.
4:03Use OpenCode Browse when Claude Code, OpenCode or another compatible MCP client needs the page already open in your browser. For a local preview in Codex, the built-in browser may already do the job. For a signed-in Chrome tab and a Codex-only task, its Chrome connection may already cover it.
11:32Build a client portal with real records, login and permissions, then test separate client views and a request workflow.
12:16Recreate and revise editable motion graphics, then build a Scripti launch sequence using layers and keyframes.
10:01Connect Perceptis to Claude, build a five-slide deck, refine one slide and inspect editable text, shapes and chart data in Keynote.